13 Comments

• At 2007.07.26 00:53, Kate said:

  Annie and I share your sentiments! There is something tenacious about these trees that is very appealing.

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• At 2007.07.26 00:55, slinger said:

  very nice and fun to look at.

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• At 2007.07.26 02:12, Rich said:

  Impressive. From this perspective you can’t tell it’s hanging off the side of a hill like the other photo.

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• At 2007.07.26 02:44, jules said:

  It looks alive – great shot!!!

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• At 2007.07.26 03:11, jules said:

  PS I forgot to mention. Your comments on yesterday’s post – I’m not sure about Jilly but yes you are dead set right about me!!!!

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• At 2007.07.26 07:30, ann said:

  I love looking at the “roots” of this tree every time I walk in the park. I have photographed it as well and bet many people have.

  It seems spiritual to me.

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• At 2007.07.26 10:24, NorthBayPhoto said:

  Interesting tree and photo.

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• At 2007.07.26 12:31, Annie said:

  One must marvel at the tenacity of these trees, holding on for so long, against the odds.

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• At 2007.07.26 13:45, Bill said:

  Great picture! My wife and I have photos of the very same tree taken during our Memorial Day trip to your beatutiful town. We both thought it very cool how it was clinging to the side of the hill.

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• At 2007.07.26 14:28, Rich said:

  Ok… This is pure majesty… The fractal / interwoven loops are mesmeric. This is the best tree photo I have seen for a while. Bravo

  Planet Earth Daily Photo.

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• At 2007.07.27 08:52, Neva said:

  Those are some major “roots” on that tree!

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• At 2007.07.27 16:38, Denton said:

  Thank you for your comments and I’m pleased you enjoyed this photo.

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• At 2007.07.28 20:27, lavenderlady said:

  Good “roots” will get you places.

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